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THE BLACK SUN UNVEILED and the Birthday Child of December 21, 23 2012..
The Mural of Bank of America has spawned a lot of Esoteric and Masonic study...It has been compared to the Esoteric Murals of the Denver Airport.
Its always been December 21 or 23
Both dates are used.. My Dell Horoscope mag uses the December 23rd, And here is a explanation from Great dreams .com
The canonical dates (according to Ehran the Scribe) on the ends of the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth worlds are August 12, 3113 BCE (the fall of Atlantis), December 24, 2011 CE (the appearance of Ryumyo), and April 4, 7137 CE. This gives 5123-5125 years per mana cycle [1,871,270 days for the Fifth World's duration, and 1,871,969 for the Sixth World's]. The Mayan Long Count suggests 1.872M days, or 5125.36 years. It also seems that Ehran's dates are a year late (0.0.0.0.0 should be August 11 or 12, 3114 BCE— the astronomical year –3113) and a year early (184.108.40.206.0 corresponds to December 21 or 23, 2012).
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The one on the furthest right is called Planning/Knowledge. and features a blonde boy of about five years old standing in front of a Pyramid and atop a red and white checkerboard floor. Businessmen look at him as if puzzled.
Now lets look back to a different year..
Planning was undertaken for many years to await the December 23, 2007 alignment that created a Grand Cross in the Sky... The Sun was to conjunct Jupiter, Mercury , Pluto to create the top of the upright beam, Venus in Scorpio was to create the left hand cross beam reflective of the passions of paganism, and Neptune and Chiron was to create the right hand cross beam reflective of the flood judgment of Yahweh.
The Moon opposeth at the bottom of the Upright beam along with the Moon at the feet of the Woman and Mars which represented the Soldiers spear.
Now we flash forward to five years on December 21, 23, 2012 of the Mayan Calendar Prophecy..
December 21, 23 2012,
"Happy Birthday Fresco Boy ! . The Woman was Impregnated by Saturn.. the Cube of New Jerusalem had begun .
SOL INVICTUS and his Christmas Birthday was the reason for the season..
Lets look at the image of the Black Sun of Saturn and Nigredo.. In December 23, 2007, Saturn was in Virgo, (the woman) and opposed Uranus in Pisces. This was the descent of the Philosopher King when at Noon you had the Aries Ascendant. This created a Square alignment across the sacral chakra of the one impaled.. As mythology attests, Uranus was castrated and so was Osiris.
The Black Sun (invisible) is also alchemical body besides the nigredo of saturn. The Mystery alignment is called.
Black Sun Feast Day...
December 24th, when it conjuncts the visible Sun
Underneath the Black Sun is a cube with a woman ascending under its rays, (beams)
This can be explained in the Rebis Alchemical formula that was pictured in the Black Eyed Peas Video. (Meet me Halfway)
Finalizing the Cube and Pyramid is the Triumphant alignment of the Trine and the Cross resulting in a cube of the alchemical marriage...
BOY (Manchild) AROUND 5 years old...
The Burning Bush of Moses proclaims, I am that I am..under the fire of Aries, the Acendant of the Alpha.
The key phrase for Aries is "I am"
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Political Science 129: Latinos & 2008 Election
This course analyzes the strategies used by Latinos to influence outcomes in the 2008 Elections as well as efforts by candidates, campaigns, and political parties to mobilize Latino voters. We will use 2008 as a case study to analyze the broader influence of Latinos on U.S. electoral politics and to evaluate how the structure of contemporary U.S. elections benefits cohesive electorates and disadvantages more marginalized populations. The class will be organized around three broad themes. First
Criminology, Law and Society C219: Hate Crimes
Examines the causes and consequences of hate crimes as well as the larger soical land political context in which they occur. Considers the dynamics and politics of violence stemming from bigotry and discrimination, as well as the social policies designed to control it.
Political Science 126A: Mexican-Americans & Politics
Political Science 126A, Mexican-Americans & Politics also cross listed as Chicano/Latino Studies 143, Mexican-Americans & Politics This course examines the role of Mexican American and other Latino communities in shaping state and national politics in the United States. After we review the political history and political organizational strategies of Mexican Americans, we will examine their contemporary modes of political organization; analyze public policy issues that concern them; evaluate the
Greening Aid? Understanding the Environmental Impact of Development Assistance "Greening Aid? Understanding the Environmental Impact of Development Assistance" An International Studies Public Forum at UC Irvine on Thursday, February 4, 2010 with with
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"Greening Aid? Understanding the Environmental Impact of Development Assistance"
An International Studies Public Forum at UC Irvine on Thursday, February 4, 2010 with with Michael J. Tierney, College of William and Mary. Michael J. Tierney is the Hylton Associate Professor of Government and the Director of the International Relations Program at the College of William and Mary. He received his B.A. in government from William and Mary in 1987 and Ph.D. from U.C. San Diego in 2003.
Planning, Policy and Design 139: Water Resource Policy Water is the economic, social, and physical lifeblood of humanity, providing the bases for agriculture, industry, transportation, energy production, and life itself. Despite its importance, alarming signs suggest that there are looming threats to this vital resource. The World Resources Institute contends that the world's thirst for water is likely to become one of the most pressing issues this century due to population growth, drought, and climate change. The World Bank reports that many dev
Water is the economic, social, and physical lifeblood of humanity, providing the bases for agriculture, industry, transportation, energy production, and life itself. Despite its importance, alarming signs suggest that there are looming threats to this vital resource. The World Resources Institute contends that the world's thirst for water is likely to become one of the most pressing issues this century due to population growth, drought, and climate change. The World Bank reports that many dev
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Along the Trail of Tears
A part of history is often forgot when teaching younger students. This is the relocation of the Cherokee Indians when the white settlers wanted their property. The US Government moved whole groups of Indians under harsh conditions. This trip became known as the Trail of Tears. Using this as a background students will explore and experiment with persuasive writing as they try to express the position of Cherokee leaders.
Against Isolationism: James F. Byrnes Refutes Lindbergh
The interwar peace movement was arguably the largest mass movement of the 1920s and 1930s, a mobilization often overlooked in the wake of the broad popular consensus that ultimately supported the U.S. involvement in World War II. The destruction wrought in World War I (known in the 1920s and 1930s as the "Great War") and the cynical nationalist politics of the Versailles Treaty had left Americans disillusioned with the Wilsonian crusade to save the world for democracy. Senate investigations of w
A Pledge of Allegiance: Joining the Grange
When the National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry was first organized in Minnesota in December 1867, its goals were primarily social and educational. The organization spread rapidly throughout the agricultural Midwest, attracting more than 850,000 members by 1875. The Grange's purpose also expanded--it experimented (unsuccessfully) with cooperatives, and, angered by hard times, tight money, and high railroad shipping rates, moved into politics. Members elected sympathetic state legislators wh
"A Modern School": Abraham Flexner Outlines Progressive Education
In the early 20th century, an impressive array of intellectuals, social critics, and grassroots activists came together to launch a progressive education movement that sought broad-based change in American educational practice. At the heart of the progressive program lay a pedagogy that emphasized flexibility and critical thinking. This was coupled with the belief that schools should establish organic relationships with their communities, that curricula should confront broad social issues, and t
"A German Beer Garden on Sunday Evening."
Between 1820 and 1860, 1,500,000 immigrants arrived in America from Germany. Many of the new arrivals who settled in cities such as New York worked as shopkeepers and skilled tradesmen, although many more worked as employees in construction, brewing, and manufacturing. Although German immigrants did not mix politics and liquor, reformers were disconcerted by the atmosphere of their social establishments. Unlike the bars in Irish neighborhoods, the beer gardens catered to whole families. As this
A Clear and Present Danger: The Chinese Exclusion Act
The San Francisco Building Trades Council (BTC), organized in 1898, actively participated in the anti-Asian agitation that characterized California politics, particularly labor politics, in the late-19th century. The BTC, like the national American Federation of Labor (AFL), argued that the very presence of Chinese (and, after 1900, Japanese and Korean immigrants as well) dragged down the living standards of white workers. The following excerpt is from a 1902 AFL pamphlet entitled Some Reasons f
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Drip drops : how much water do you waste?
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Middle School Portal: Math and Science Pathways (MSP2)
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Auburn vs. F.S.U. (1954)
"Coach Shug Jordan canned his famous X and Y team, and came up with a combination that served notice of things to come as Auburn got back into the IA in column with a 33-0 victory over the Florida State University Seminoles. Although the Tiger attack seemed sloppy at times, they moved at will, and after the first series of plays F.S.U. never appeared dangerous. From there the Plainsmen went straight home, with Free-man sneaking over half-way in the first period after recovering a fumble. In the
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Topics in Pre-Modern Japanese History
This book emphasizes a succession of topics rather than strict adherence to the flow of time. The chapters move from earlier periods of time to later periods of time, but their content and organization gives top priority to coverage of topics. While the "mainstream" narrative of politics and institutions is present in these pages, the emphasis is on social and cultural history wherever possible.


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BLACK had a UK Top 10 hit with the Lennon-McCartney penned It's for You in 1964 - and a 7-inch version of the song recorded by Paul McCartney has now been found discovered.
The man who put the rock into rock n'roll and inspired a generation of musicians passes away at his Nashville home
WE compared the Somerset festival's headline acts through the years, and found that the average age is going up, aswell as the time between the debut album and the festival appearance.
Sean Kennedy met the icon from the fab four in a restaurant before playing a show in the Big Apple.
PERFORMING has always been a family affair for Amy Robbins.
DES CLARKE rounds up his thoughts on this year's award season after nominee after nominee have hit the press in a sensational series of glamourLESS hiccups.
WE'VE compiled a list of the biggest, most talked about burns and bust ups at award show ceremonies over the past 20 years.
BOWIE'S family break silence to say thank you and post on the star's Facebook page that they welcome everyone's celebration of his life and music.
BRITS chairman Max Lousada revealed the "visionary and ground-breaking" singer, who passed away on Sunday, would be celebrated at the ceremony at London's O2 on February 24.
FAB Four's publishers are celebrating their legendary tracks being on download sites including Apple Music and Spotify.
DAN tells of band's slow ride to success and how battle with depression inspired his music.
Writing for Scottish Business Insider, Maggie Stanfield finds a range of schools all aiming to help children shine
THE Mellow Yellow singer announced plans to host an exhibition curated by his friend John, who designed his album covers, at the city's House For An Art Lover.
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Angelina Ballerinaby Katharine Holabird, Helen Craig
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Illus. in full color. Angelina is so busy dancing that she does nothing else. Her parents are in despair until they send her to ballet school
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Katharine Holabird's first Angelina Ballerina book was published in 1983. After graduating from the Francis Parker School in Chicago, Katharine attended Bennington College in Vermont. She received a B.A. in Literature from Bennington in 1969, and then worked as a literary editor at the college for a year. The following year she went to Italy, where she became a freelance journalist. In 1974, Katharine married and moved with her husband, Michael Haggiag, to London, England where she lives today with her family.
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here i am at 21 and i still can't help myself from looking up one of my all time favorite children classics. i loved this book when i was 5 or 6 and someday my daughter too will love it. its a must have.
When I was little I would bring this book EVERYWHERE! To my grandpa's, my babysitter's, all over the house, school, anywere. I had my mom read it to me every night. You really should read this series to any little girls you konw. They will adore it forever, I know I have.
I am a teenager who still loves this series. I haven't been able to find this set of books anywhere for the past few years. I babysit a lot and most of the little girls that i read them to enjoy the books as much as me.
I bought this book and Angelina and the Princess for a friend's daughter's 4th birthday and she absolutely loves it! They read them every night before bed. These books are beautifully illustrated. I will be buying more of these books for other little girls as well. Might even buy a set for myself, they are really beautiful.
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Loved Italy!, India was a little harder to get thru, but Bali was the payoff. I really enjoyed Elizabeth Gilberts narration. would listen to again......
"Buy this DESPITE Oprah endorsing it."
I enjoyed this book. I fought this book because it was and Oprah pick and because EVERYONE seemed to be reading it. But I broke down and downloaded and I couldn't stop listening! I thought the fact that it was read by the author made it more personal. I rate it as worth your time.
"Eat Pray Love"
Excellent. Love listening to author narrating herself. I highly recommend listening. I have several times.
"Eat, Pray, and Hope it Ends Soon"
Not a fan of this tale. I spent a lot of time trying to articulate to friends what it was that I didn't like about the story. It has literary strengths that I enjoy: direct and crisp prose, insightful observations, and a female protagonist who does what many or all of us have at one time dreamed of doing. Yet many of the character's "adventures" seemed sketchy to me. She was writing a book about praying and eating and love. How does eating until one's pants don't fit or scrubbing floors for four months without complaint make an individual more self-actualized? I've eaten like a starved refugee and scrubbed floors for years without once having a euphoric metaphysical vision. Not once!
Surprise and spoiler: she meets a man whom she will marry for life (I plan on watching this marriage). How special is it that she fulfills prophecy and ends the book perfectly by doing so. I think that I can summarize my thoughts about her journey with one word: contrived. Still, I give her points for being a fine writer who knows how to sell herself.
"Waa, Pray, Love"
I'm a divorce survivor too but it was extremely difficult to relate to this person. No wonder she was willing to take a year off to strengthen her relationship with her Higher Power. ...I enjoyed the book more when she got past Pity City and after trudging the long road to the "spiritual" part of her journey...I began to enjoy the book more.
I just don't see what the big deal is about this book...And I can't believe someone wanted to make a movie from it.
Nice touch having the author do the reading. That was the most enjoyable part.
"Eat, Pray, Love"
I can see from the reviews readers either love or hate this book. I wanted to hate this book also. I am a man and I felt Ms. Gilbert wasn't giving her relationship a fighting chance and therefor would have probably never went on this journey nor written this book. It IS full of self indulgence and some feminist Marxism and she does ramble quite a lot but overall I found the rambling to eventually have a good point. I found myself listening intently most times wondering what she was going to discover next. I was able to put aside my differences with feminist thought and actions and learn something about myself and my path through life and be inspired. I don't believe anyone (even women) should be inspired to feel superior to anyone else but at one point this book takes a turn toward plain self discovery and she learns to be a person and not a female person.
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Great book to listen to when you are feeling down, up, sideways - you will always find something in it for yourself.
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LOL funny, tears, a book you can just relate too. I will miss it.
"Good, for a travel diary"
The writer describes fighting off severe clinical depression and barely staving off suicide, which helped me to begrudge her less for being able to travel and write for a year. There were a few interesting bits, like the description of the origin of the Italian language, descriptions of meditation, and a description of the ex-pat community in Indonesia. The description of meditation and her experience in India was my favorite part. If the idea of meditating hadn't captured my imagination, I would have taken much less away from her travel diary.
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I feel as if the world peer pressured me into reading this book, so I finally got the audiobook. The first 2/3 of the book are filled with the author whining and crying (literally). I found myself literally yelling at her to get ahold of herself and quit the self-pity. I didn't really even start to remotely like the author or the book until the near end of India and most of Bali. If I were actually sitting down to read this book I would have never finished it. I just can't stand to hear someone whine and cry for hours on end about a man or men. I just can't.


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Making the Desert a Little Greener
Alternative ways of getting around Albuquerque
By Thomas Gilchrist
A 2000 study conducted by the Mid-Region Council of Governments found that 81 percent of Albuquerque commuters drive alone. You can witness it yourself—just walk out to any busy street and count the number of vehicles you see with only one person riding in them. Or make it easier by just counting the number of vehicles with more than one person.
Thin Line
By Christie Chisholm
Asshat Wins
You may recall that Staff Writer Marisa Demarco bequeathed that nickname to Rupert Murdoch not that long ago [Re: Thin Line, "Protest Asshat," July 5-11]. If ever there were a time when the appropriateness of that moniker fit like a caterpillar in a cocoon, it is now, with the shattering news that Murdoch is to buy the Wall Street Journaland its parent company, Dow Jones.
Answer Me This
What do you know about last week?
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The news just keeps on coming. Some days you pay attention. Some days you don't. Look here in every Alibi to refresh your memory about what's going on in your community. Don't worry if you don't know all the answers—there's a cheat sheet at the end.
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Where Have All the Workers Gone?
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My excitement about reaching the age at which one qualifies for Social Security benefits has been tempered drastically by a couple of demographic time bombs that wake me up in the wee hours of the morning and won't let me go back to sleep.
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Dateline: England—A woman who ripped off her ex-boyfriend's left testicle and then tried to swallow it has been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison. The Liverpool Crown Court heard that 37-year-old Geoffrey Jones had ended his long-term but "open relationship" with Amanda Monti, 24, toward the end of May last year. The pair remained on good terms, however. On May 30, she picked him up from a party and the pair gathered for drinks with friends at Mr. Jones' house. An argument broke out after Jones allegedly refused Monti's sexual advances. A physical struggle followed. In his statement, Mr. Jones said Monti grabbed his genitals and "pulled hard." He added: "That caused my underpants to come off and I found I was completely naked and in excruciating pain." The court heard that a friend saw Monti put Mr. Jones' testicle into her mouth and try to swallow it. She choked and spat it back into her hand before the friend grabbed it and gave it back to Jones, saying, "That's yours." Doctors were unable to reattach the organ. In a letter to the court, Monti said she was sorry for what she had done. "It was never my intention to cause harm to Geoff and the fact that I have caused him injury will live with me forever," she wrote, adding, "I am in no way a violent person."
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Harry Potter Countdown to Midnight Magic Party
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Enjoy a night of activities and giveaways leading up to the midnight release of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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Celebrate the life of iconic Mexican artist Frida Kahlo with live music, a Frida Parade and a Frida birthday cake.
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ALEX MERRITT QUARTET - 'anatta'
Catalogue no: F-IRECD86
Date of Release : 04/12/2015
A concept drawn from Buddhism that literally means 'no-self', Anetta is the eagerly awaited debut album from London-based saxophonist and composer Alex Merritt. It is the fruit of 5 years of collaboration with American drum legend Jeff Williams as well as top UK pianist and bass player John Turville and Sam Lasserson. Influences of contemporary classical composers are evident in Alex's music - For instance, Henri Dutilleux, to whom a dedication is made on the album. His music also often recalls that of Lennie Tristano and Thelonius Monk amongst more familiar jazz influences.
FRED THOMAS - 'the beguilers'
Catalogue no: F-IRECD90
Date of Release : 04/12/2015
Fred Thomas' latest album weaves crafted song-writing into the narratives of poems by William Blake, Emily Brontë, William Shakespeare, James Joyce, Walter Savage Landor and Thomas Carew. Drawing on a wonderfully strange repository of musical influences - English folk, Joao Gilberto, Minimalism, the Aka Pigmies, The Beatles, and the English Madrigal School - Fred Thomas' settings delicately bring the poets' images and metaphors to life with finely wrought harmonies and luscious melodies. 'The Beguilers' features vocals from Ellie Rusbridge and instrumental ontributions from Dave Shulman, Liam Byrne and Malte Hage.
John Martin - The Hidden Notes
New record from saxophonist John Martin out on 10/06/2016 from F-IRE.
'The Hidden Notes offers a window into a unique sound world. It is a celebration of the saxophone and all the beautiful colours that are hidden just beneath the surface.'
John is currently touring the UK for 'The Hidden Notes' - Click here for all dates.
New Record from quintet led by guitarist Vitor Pereira "New World" came out in February 2016 on F-IRE Records.
SISTER MARY AND THE CHOIR BOYS - lullaby of BEDLAM'
Catalogue no: F-IRECD89
Date of Release : 22/01/2016
Fred Thomas formed Sister Mary and the Choir Boys with Emine Pirhasan back in 2006. Having started out as a raucous, whisky-drinking blues band delving deep into the likes of Bessie Smith, Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin, Sister Mary and the Choir Boys gradually evolved into a more contemporary outfit whose second album "Lullaby of Bedlam" features original songs written by all five musicians.
Catalogue no: F-IRECD 91
Date of Release : 04/09/2015
Peter and Fred Thomas, father and son, have finally come together to record a duo album of classical music they love. In celebration of Peter's seventieth birthday, this is a record of their musical bond, nurtured over a lifetime. Their varied program is devised not only to juxtapose composers in flattering ways, but also to suggest links: Webern adored Schubert and orchestrated several of his songs in his youth; Schnittke may well have been thinking of Beethoven's charming Alberti bass-lines when composing his roguishly mocking Suite in the Old Style; Morton Feldman mischievously mused, "for years I said if I could only find a comfortable chair I would rival Mozart"; and Stravinsky wanted to banish the operas of Strauss to "whichever purgatory punishes triumphant banality". This humorously and provokingly assembled collage of music is held together by its huge significance to the performers and by the towering and all-seeing figure of Johann Sebastian Bach.
New album from Josh Ison, a UK based saxophone player and composer, are amongst the releases of 2016.. Since graduating from Trinity College of Music he has toured and recorded across the world and has played with some of the world's most respected Jazz and improvising musicians including Paul Dunmall, Neal Metcalfe and the now sadly departed Tony Marsh. He has recently recorded his debut trio album with Henry Grimes and Gerald Cleaver which should be out this year. His influences are as diverse as Bach, Ligeti, Oliver Messiaen, John Coltrane, Charlie Parker, Steve Coleman, Iannis Xenakis and many more.
It is not often that we have albums coming out from drummers; but finally here is one due: Adam Osmianski London based drummer/percussionist who is originally from Pittsburgh, PA, will be releasing his next album on F-IRE Label in 2016. News will be announced.


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Today, Sunday, July 3, Michael Enright, Host of CBC Radio's "The Sunday Edition", starts the first hour of his program with an essay on "why we don't know anything". Following this, Enright meets up with "extraordinary polymath" Steve Martin, known to many as comedian, musician and more – and the pair venture through the Art Gallery of Ontario. On Canada Day the AGO opened its comprehensive exhibit, "The Idea of North: The Paintings of Lawren Harris", curated by Martin, "an eloquent missionary on behalf of" Harris, a member of Canada's famous "Group of Seven" landscape painters.
Bridging this gallery tour with the show's next segment, a serenade to a "smart, long-living, matriarchal animal" (the donkey) – is a celebratory musical performance from Allison Crowe and Band. (No spoilers as to the song.) Tune in across Canada (on CBC Radio One - Sunday at 9 a.m. outside NL and 9:30am in NL + 'Round Midnight' Monday at 12 midnight).
Around the world, as well, enjoy the show, any time, by visiting http://www.cbc.ca/radio/thesundayedition/getting-it-wrong-steve-martin-art-curator-in-praise-of-the-donkey-the-biological-clock-canadian-diplomacy-1.3655850 - and clicking on LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE 01:42:58. Allison and Band are heard a little more than 32 minutes into the program – but stick around, as 'The Sunday Edition' delivers more stories in its second hour, and, as promised, "a full course of great music to garnish your Canada Day weekend from Duke Ellington, Dinah Washington, Allison Crowe, Papa Haydn and the Gene di Novi trio".
Allison Crowe & Band have just recorded a new album. Collectively, 27 song tracks, (representing 20 unique song titles), will be released in the New Year from recent sessions at White Rock, BC's storied Turtle Recording Studios and from a live concert in Vancouver, Canada.
Allison's titled the studio set "Heirs & Grievances" and the live set "Introducing".
Growing up on rock and popular music – before its mass corporatization – it was thrilling to experience the creative vitality, the ideas and sounds of such bands as The Beatles, The Kinks, Mott the Hoople, The (Small) Faces, Pink Floyd… and original voices on the radio and turn-table – Van Morrison, Nina Simone, Aretha Franklin, Mick Jagger, Robert Plant, Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Luke Kelly, Otis Redding, David Bowie, Elton John, Patti Smith and so many, many, more singular talents.
My rock/pop roots are seeded in a time before Allison and her fellow musicians are born. Thankfully, these new tracks deliver the same, genuine, feelings as did those recordings from such artists emerging in previous generations.
"Soulful. Alive. Joyous. Grievous. Real, true, music is what I want to make," says Allison Crowe. And she does - with bandmates Billie Woods (guitar, vox), Lin Lin (cello, vox), Sarah White (multi-instrumentalist), and Dave Baird (bass).
Melting down some lines lacquered on the body of an earlier water-shed recording of lore, "Introducing / Heirs & Grievances", today, "is a magnificent album that pays off on every bet ever placed…"
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Bi-coastal musician, who's cameoed in the latest Superman movie and toured with Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet, brings her band to Canada's mainland for the first time
Islander Allison Crowe (vocals, piano, guitar, fiddle, bodhran) and bandmates Billie Woods (guitar, vox), Lin Lin (cello, vox), and Dave Baird (bass) bring their singular hybrid of Canadiana, Celtic, jazz, roots, folk, soul and original rock to mainland Canada with a concert at Vancouver's St. James Hall (3214 West 10th Ave.) on Friday, November 13 at 8pm.
This weekend the group's in recording sessions at White Rock's storied Turtle studios with Engineer/Producer Larry Anschell (Pearl Jam, Bif Naked, Sarah McLachlan) – capturing what will be, either, Crowe's fifth album of 2015 (including a 21-song curated collection), or her, first release of 2016.
"Sylvan Hour is truly a masterpiece", says pioneering culture blog Muruch of Crowe's Springtime offering. "The music seems to rise from deep with her chest, sometimes ripping out of her throat in full roar, other times being restrained and shaped with the skill of a master sculptor."
And, her newest song collection to reach ears carries forward with winning praise: "Newfoundland Vinyl 3 by Allison Crowe brings the beautiful winter breeze early," says The Celtic Music Fan. "Allison's music offers an "unique listening experience as I don't think I have met a kind of style or recording like hers. The styles vary from traditional to modern… Fiddlers Green, The Irish Rover will appeal to lovers of Irish music. While the rest are infused in folk, pop and blues style… Allison Crowe's arrangements are simple and they exude an intimate air which is rare these days, in a world where music is overblown or over-produced. You get the sense of organic simplicity in each track. It's the feeling of coming home after a long hard day from work."
"Further jaunts and 'me boys' abound with Crowe bringing a joyous appreciation to the traditional folk roots of the songwriting and authentic presentations… This is definitely traditional fare delivered with genuine, folk-honest class" notes Some Diurnal Aural Awe. "A fine guitarist and an absolutely stunning pianist, Ms Crowe plays and sings with a genuine passion that is completely void of vacuous histrionics. She skates the edges of soulful folk and folky soul with a commanding ease… With this release she accomplishes what few artists even attempt" is the comment @ "It's Only Rock'n'Roll".
Out now is Souling (Bonus Tracks Edition)" – an album which expands upon Allison Crowe's popular acapella release of last Christmas season. This year she's added one traditional carol plus fresh takes on the secular holiday songbook. With characteristic distinction, Crowe's crystalline pure approach brings new emotional colour to "Blue Christmas" and other classics.
Allison Crowe, the amazing Nanaimo, Vancouver Island-born musician, home in Newfoundland for a decade now, is here in British Columbia this month to resume the launch of a new band and creative phase.
In the record-melting heat of this Summer, Crowe (vocals, piano, guitar, bodhran, fiddle) and bandmates Billie Woods (guitar, vox), Celine Greb (cello, vox) and Dave Baird (bass) performed their first shows. The group's hybrid of Canadiana, Celtic, jazz, roots, folk, soul and original rock is next on-stage: October 23 in Sidney's Charlie White Theatre; October 30 at Nanaimo's Port Theatre; and November 13 at Vancouver's St. James Hall. (NB "Tidings", Allison Crowe's Christmastime concert series, resumes next year in BC.)
Between concert dates the band is in sessions at Turtle studios in White Rock, BC with engineer/producer Larry Anschell (Pearl Jam, Bif Naked, Sarah McLachlan). Several of Allison Crowe's 15 album releases, including the classics "Tidings" and "Live at Wood Hall", have been captured by Anschell and his audio team.
Capping more than a decade of primarily solo touring and recording, Crowe has three releases coming this season.
"Muruch.com Presents: Allison Crowe", out this week via Bandcamp, is a 21-song anthology and playlist curated by one of the first, and now longest-running, legal-mp3 music websites. The West Virginia-based culture blog gathers its personal favourites from her recorded repertoire explaining: "Canadian singer-songwriter Allison Crowe has long been Muruch's musical mascot, so it seemed fitting to celebrate her music along with Muruch.com's 15th anniversary."
October 20, 2015 brings the release of "Newfoundland Vinyl 3" (on Bandcamp, iTunes et al), newest in the acclaimed series of albums refreshing folk, traditional, and popular music of Canada's Atlantic coast. Waltzes, parlour songs, rousing tunes of land and sea emerge from Crowe's role as Musical Director with Theatre Newfoundland and Labrador's hit show, "Newfoundland Vinyl", at the annual Gros Morne Theatre Festival.
Allison Crowe's bond with the TNL family, and the region's wonderful musicians and actors, provides inspiration as well for "Souling (Bonus Tracks Edition)" out this October 27 (worldwide through all major digital outlets). Expanding upon 2014's singular all-acappella collection of sacred and traditional Christmas carols she performs – acappella and with choral-focus – select songs of heart and hearth from the popular songbook.
Concert, recording, and other Allison Crowe news is found on the artist's original website @ http://allisoncrowe.com soon to merge with a band site currently @ http://www.allisoncrowe.com/wordpress
Allison Crowe's artist "subscription" launches!
It's a new way forward for independent music-makers and music-lovers on Bandcamp – which has hosted Allison's music for years.
An artist can now share their own creative flow individually and directly (as well as being part of such global music-streaming subscription services as Spotify, Tidal and all).
This subscription, for $40 USD per year, gives you all the new music Allison Crowe creates – delivered instantly to you via the Bandcamp app for iOS and Android. The music is available for continual streaming, and for permanent download (in your choice of digital audio formats).
By subscribing you also receive – as downloads and for streaming – all the music recordings from Rubenesque Records, Allison's label: "Lisa's Song + 6 Songs"; "secrets"; "Tidings"; "Live at Wood Hall"; "This Little Bird"; "Little Light"; "Spiral"; "Arthur/Up to the Mountain"; "Tidings Concert"; "Newfoundland Vinyl"; "Heavy Graces"; "Tarry Trousers"; "Souling"; "Newfoundland Vinyl II"; "Crowe: Covers, Live + Rare"; and "Songbook".
The universe as it unfolds also includes access to the Allison Crowe fan community, and a 15% discount on all physical merchandise eg. CDs, LPs (and things Allison's yet to conceive or create).
The doors of perception are opening wider – Allison and Link, Rubenesque's top-dog, welcome you @ http://music.allisoncrowe.com/subscribe
"Sylvan Hour" arrives this Friday - May 1. Here's the album's front cover - and some word on a classic song collection: Discover this music from a remarkable artist at a personal and creative crossroads in her life. "Sylvan Hour" is an album of songs bridging west and east, piano and guitar, then and now… For fans of Allison Crowe at her purest, this is voice, one accompanying instrument – one take. Real-time performances in the sequence they're played and sung by Allison in a log-home on Salt Spring Island, BC, Canada. That afternoon the musician was in the midst of migrating from her birthplace of Nanaimo, BC, on Canada's Pacific, to a new nest in Corner Brook, NL, on the Atlantic coast. Soon to fly east, Crowe bade farewell to those near and dear on western shores – including compatriot Kayla Schmah on Salt Spring, neighbouring Vancouver Island. Decades earlier Schmah's parents had made an epic trek to the Pacific Northwest from Central Canada – in a repurposed donut truck. Planting themselves in the Gulf Islands archipelago, they lived at first in a converted parachute in the woods. From the ground up the home-steaders then built a family dwelling out of Douglas Fir – their "sylvan castle". Allison and Kayla, as musicians had shared stages together from their teens onward (and, years later, becoming a film-scorer in Hollywood, Schmah brilliantly orchestrated and produced Crowe's album "Spiral".) Among the friends together on SSI this day was Ryan Adams (who, like Schmah was a recent graduate of Berklee College of Music and was en route to becoming an in-demand tv/film audio engineer in Los Angeles). With mics and a laptop set-up in the living-room, Adams captured this set of the newest songs in Allison's repertoire – originals including "Skeletons and Spirits", "Running", and "Silence" as well as a trio of covers (interpreting songs famously by Joni Mitchell, The Lovin' Spoonful and Aretha Franklin). Also gorgeous, but differently so, essentially group versions of most of these songs were released near the end of that same year (2006) on Allison Crowe's album "This Little Bird" (the title track a celebration of her migration). "I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)" is the sole sylvan session recording released before – it's presented now within the full hour of music for all time. Enjoy this most natural of talents – in this most natural of settings.
(In parallel fashion, the first season's run of "Newfoundland Vinyl" brought forth Allison Crowe's album of the same name – one of 2013's top recordings. Culture blog Muruch praised it as a "lovely, vintage collection of traditional Irish and Canadian folk ballads, lively sea chanteys and drinking songs, parlour songs and country tunes" possessing "unique charm" and "the timeless beauty of a classic folk album".) In 2003, (and expanded in 2004), Allison Crowe released Tidings – an album of singular interpretations - "River" (Joni Mitchell), "Hallelujah" (Leonard Cohen), "In My Life" (The Beatles) and more from the secular canon – alongside such favourite traditional carols as "Silent Night", "The First Noel", and "O Holy Night". Tidings has proven to be a modern classic – "music for the season and all time". This time out, as befits TNL's telling of "A Christmas Carol", Allison Crowe gives pure voice to the sacred songbook. "Souling" is: Soul Cake I Saw Three Ships That Night in Bethlehem (Don Oíche úd i mBeithil) God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen The Wexford Carol The Holly and the Ivy In the Bleak Midwinter (Cranham) Ding Dong Merrily on High Once in Royal David's City Wassail Song "Souling" is available now via Allison Crowe's own website @ http://music.allisoncrowe.com/album/souling as well as on iTunes @ https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/souling/id933188580 plus CD Baby @ http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/allisoncrowe10 and all major digital music outlets worldwide.
Allison Crowe's gorgeous voice brings tidings of comfort and joy with "Souling" – her 11th full album release. The artist, one of our greatest living musicians, singer-songwriters and performers, has always created authentic music. With this newest song set her voice is heard wholly a cappella. The songs themselves have a purity of expression – a 21st century take on music of faith and spirit – sounds and themes aired by carollers and soulers of old. The genesis of "Souling" is found in the bond Allison Crowe's formed with the creative family at Theatre Newfoundland and Labrador. Founded in 1979, this professional theatre company presents a dynamic and diverse repertoire of plays and maintains, as well, a strong commitment to youth theatre in the Atlantic Canada community. For these past three Summers TNL's engaged Crowe as Musical Director of "Newfoundland Vinyl" - a perennial favourite at the annual Gros Morne Theatre Festival. Following another hit season at GMTF, in late August of this year TNL Artistic Associate SaraH McDonald invited the Corner Brook, NL-based musician to serve the same role with a vibrant production of "A Christmas Carol". The Adaptation of this classic Charles Dickens story by playwright Jeff Pitcher, TNL's Artistic Director, excited Crowe's musical imagination – as did the desire of McDonald, the play's Director, to incorporate songs in the style of Victorian Era carollers. So inspired, Allison Crowe immersed herself in curating the music for the abundantly-talented, multi-aged, choir of singers who'll perform in "A Christmas Carol" at the Corner Brook Arts and Culture Centre from November 27th – 30th, 2014. This artistic process of selection and arrangement led to her recording solo versions of those songs that will receive another distinct breath of life from the TNL vocal ensemble.
Stephen Fry, the wonderful English comedian, actor, writer, presenter, and activist, has open-sourced his newest memoir, "More Fool Me". Fry and his publisher, Penguin Random House, cordially invite us all to "reinterpret it in any language or form, including text, data visualisation, app, audio and 3D modelling. Samples of text, metadata, imagery and audio from the new book and Fry's previous memoir The Fry Chronicles, are available for download via a special WeTransfer Plus page. And Penguin Books is challenging people to turn them into their own innovative takes on Fry's memoirs." Allison's mash-up brings together Stephen's narration, with her music, and the filmic essence of Buster Keaton, from his silent era classic, "The General" – on the selected text's theme of mental health. http://yourfry.com/interpretations/unexpected-diversion-ahead-4 Learn more about the "YourFry" project @ http://yourfry.com/ and hear it explained by Stephen Fry himself @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqahjME6Tbg And follow via Twitter hashtags #yourfry & #yourfry20mfm
We now know the song listing for Allison Crowe's upcoming 16 Song music video series: Disease Why Circular Reasoning Creep There Is Doughnut Song Running Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters Spiral Sweet Dreams Effortless Josephine Double-Edged Swords Running for Home Alive and Breathing Throw Your Arms Around Me This new music video series launches September 9, 2014 (a shift from the September 2 date originally announced). A magical mystery tour of music with visuals from great artists and innovators of the 20th and 21st centuries - film-makers, animators, painters, photographers and more… - it's a multi-media expression of the artist's mission to make "Soulful. Alive. Joyous. Grievous. Real, true, music." ( http://allisoncrowe.com/bio.html ) This 16 song video album pairs Allison's originals with some singular interpretations - underscoring an observation of Allan Showalter, aka DrHGuy, delightful chronicler "On Life, Love, Lust, & Leonard Cohen" – "Once you've heard one Allison Crowe song, You've heard one Allison Crowe song." ( http://1heckofaguy.com/2009/01/27/wedding-song-allison-crowes-small-masterwork ) It's a season of cryptic crosswords and other, puzzling, fun. Here, now, are 16 visual clues – screenshots from each of the videos in the series. Some you may recognize, some you may not have seen before… Imagine which goes with which song in the set-list – this September details will be revealed, and matches will be made.


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The Lancaster Bruins, much like an aroused bear, came to life in a hurry to score 20 points on the way to a 40-6 win over Buford at Memorial Stadium on Friday night.
Game Buford, which battled the Bruins on even terms in the opening period, saw Lancaster score on three straight possessions to gain the upper hand on the way to the 34-point victory.
"That's a typical Buford team," LHS coach Bennie McMurray said. "They're going to fight, scrap and battle you, but we were able to get our offense going and make some big plays."
The Bruins, igniting on their 20-point blitz, needed four plays to cover 49 yards, with LHS senior running back Roy Watts tallying on a two-yard run. Watts, who had 33 yards in the drive, ran for 93 yards in 10 carries.
Arnold Roman drilled the extra point for a 7-0 lead with 10:11 left in the half.
The LHS defense held Buford to a three-and-out, forcing a punt. The Bruins then went 51 yards in three plays, with senior quarterback Shaq Williams darting 28 yards for the score.
"It helped us that we had some fresher legs in there and their defense was on the field a great deal," McMurray said. "We were able to get a good flow going and found an offensive rhythm with our running game."
Lancaster, after holding Buford again, struck in a hurry. This time, junior running back Hayzier Gladden, who rushed for 106 yards in eight carries, did the damage in two plays. Gladden dashed 48 yards on the opening play from the BHS 49 to the Jackets' one. A snap later, he banged in for the score from a yard out for a 20-0 lead with 5:14 left in the half.
Buford was down, but the scrappy Jackets battled, driving to the LHS 30 behind the tough running of senior back Scott Catledge, who ran for 74 yards on 15 carries. Catledge's 21-yard run to the LHS 30 set up a Tyler Jenkins' 47-yard field goal try which was blocked by Bruins' junior defensive lineman Donte Spates to cap the half.
"We were just trying to gain some momentum going into the half," Buford coach Mike Wells said. "Our guys were playing hard and we were looking for something to give us a boost.
"In that second-period spurt, we didn't tackle well and they made some plays," Wells said.
The Jackets, after halting Lancaster on its first possession of the final half, struck with the help of a big play.
Buford running back Timmy Blackmon, on a third-and-eight reverse, dashed 79 yards to the LHS one-yard line to set up quarterback C.J. Blackmon's one-yard sneak to make it 20-6.
Lancaster, finding its first half flow, answered with three pivotal scores.
Gladden, in his top effort to date, finished a seven-play, 67-yard drive with a 13-yard scoring run with 4:05 to play in the third period. Junior receiver Immanuel Ishmael had two catches for 28 yards to aid the scoring drive. Roman's kick gave LHS a 27-6 lead.
The Bruins sealed the win with a pair of fourth-quarter scores.
Williams' 16-yard keeper ended a 79-yard scoring drive, with Daulton Willis' kick extending the LHS edge to 33-6 with 8:41 to play.
Lancaster converted a Spates' fumble recovery into its final points, with junior signal-caller Kaderrious Jackson bolting 13 yards for the touchdown.
"We needed this win," McMurray said. "We're going on the road for three straight weeks, so I hope it gives us some momentum. What we need to do is come back next week and have a good week of practice to keep us moving forward. Buford played us tough and it's only going to get tougher with our schedule."
Buford's Wells said he couldn't fault the Jackets' effort.
"I told them to hold their heads up when they walked out of here," Wells said. "I thought we played hard and gave good effort all night and that's all I can ask for.
"We could have folded at the half with it 20-0, but we hung in there and fought to the final second.
"Lancaster just had more bodies and more athletes tonight," Wells said. "I told our guys to put this one behind us and move on, but I'll take that kind of effort each time we play."
Buford hits the road to North Central to face the winless Knights, who dropped a 42-14 home loss to Andrew Jackson.
Lancaster launches a three-week road trip as the Bruins venture to Pontiac to face 3-1 Spring Valley, a 63-44 loser to Lexington High on Friday night in Lexington.
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